CBIC to roll out Eligible Manufacturer-Importer Scheme by March 1 says Vivek Chaturvedi Chairman
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) is set to introduce the proposed Eligible Manufacturer-Importer scheme by March […]
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Customs duty cut on aircraft parts announced in Budget 2026 to reduce cost of maintenance: Boeing
The Union Budget 2026, in a significant policy push to India’s aviation manufacturing ecosystem for strong industry endorsement, removed basic
Gujarat HC raps Customs: Disposal of 200 gm gold bars seized from man ‘suspicious & dubious’
Stating that the act of disposing of 200 grams (gm) of 999 purity 24-karat gold bars by the Customs Department,
HC orders release of imported walnuts held by customs
The Bombay High Court last week directed the customs authorities to provisionally release a consignment of imported walnuts which was
Duty cuts aimed at supporting local manufacturing, shouldn’t be viewed only from revenue lens: CBIC’s Chairman
The slew of customs duty cuts and exemptions spanning sectors like nuclear energy, critical minerals, and defence announced in the
CBIC Mandates Body-Worn Cameras For Customs Officers During Import Cargo Examination To Boost Transparency
The Central Board of Indirect Taxes and Customs (CBIC) has decided that body-worn cameras (BWCs) shall be used by Customs
India’s tariff overhaul tackles global optics as trade deals expand: CBIC Chairman, Vivek Chaturvedi
As India advances towards new trade agreements, its push to clean up the customs tariff structure is also correcting the
Govt open to demand for Customs amnesty scheme: Official
The government remains open to the industry’s demand for a well-structured Customs Amnesty scheme, which was notably absent from the
Budget 2026-27: Customs reforms to spur competitiveness, exports, says CBIC Chairman
The customs reforms in the budget are designed to make the industry more resilient, competitive and globally aligned, as India
Customs revenue growth target modest, achievable in FY27: CBIC chief
The government has projected a modest 5 per cent growth in customs revenue for FY2026-27 after taking into account the
